Question

New users, here is a tutorial link! Please read it carefully. http://openstudy.com/study#/updates/543de42fe4b0b3c6e146b5e8 If you don't understand any of it. You can always message me so I can help you have a better understanding of it! :)
The only reason why I posted it in the Math subject is because, most new users usually go for the subject they want help in, and that subject is usually math. So if I posted this on OpenStudy Feedback, less new users would be able to see this. Not to mention they probably don't know how to change the subject.

\(\LARGE\cal\color{red}{Wel}\color{gold}{come~✨✨✨}\color{purple}{To~✨✨✨}\color{lime}{Open}\color{gold}{Study!✨✨✨}\)

Answer 1

Dude, this is pretty much just spam. If someone is new, give them the link, but this is the Math section, so don't just put the link up to clutter it.

Answer 2

I'm only leaving this up for a certain amount of time, allot of new users are joining lately and I can't get to all of them.

Answer 3

You can put it up in the OpenStudy Feedback section, not the Mathematics one

Answer 4

Most new users don't know how to go to OS feedback, most of them join math right away.

Answer 5

Tbh I don't really care, it's still spam, regardless of your intent

Answer 6

Well I'm only trying to help out, I'm sure would help a new user.

Answer 7

Don't spam! Common forms of spam include:
Posting a question that is off topic for a particular group (i.e. posting a physics question in the Mathematics group). This is for Openstudy Feedback, not Mathematics

Answer 8

Helping out is great, but your intent doesn't change the fact that this is the wrong section for this kind of post

Answer 9

dont spam a spam post
delete all ur comments so that it will be valid

Answer 10

Furthermore, I am sure the mods wouldn't have a problem with me helping out? Anyway I am just going to sit this one out.

Answer 11

mention y u have posted here n leave this post

Answer 12

I'm not spamming it tho